Today
- I have been accused of accusing a female friend of collecting pictures of naked “quaffing” monks
- I wrote the first part of a new song
- I got locked out of my room for the first time this year
- I discovered another Christian in the music department
- I discussed sperm donation with a group of girls
- I went to a pub where the cider is so strong, they legally have to serve it in half-pints
It’s almost a tradition now. One of the above isn’t true…
I promise I’ll stop now.
Currently listening to Sara Garrard – Lucy in the Forest
Matthew @ 22:26, November 20, 2006 to Miscellaneous | Comments (6)
Comments:
Rory
Locked out of your room. I can see you doing all the others, but you’re too responsible and sensible to be locked out of your room.
Wait, what am I saying? This is Matthew I’m talking about… Damn, I don’t know.
Comment added at 12:47, November 21, 2006
Sheepie
Well, I actually have no idea. None of them are implausible.
Comment added at 22:02, November 21, 2006
Salmon
I wrote the first part of a new song
Did you break in, or ask someone for the keys?
Actually, the third one’s probably the lie. By a lie, I mean the part that goes ‘for the first time this year’ is a lie.
Comment added at 22:28, November 21, 2006
Mr E
I really don’t know. I’ll be different and go with number 5.
Comment added at 00:11, November 22, 2006
John Orme
its not the first time you’ve locked yourself out… you’Ve done it 2 or 3 times by now…
Comment added at 23:39, November 22, 2006
Matthew
We never got to the pub, actually…
As to getting locked out of my room, I came home soaked, changed trousers and left the keys in the pockets of the wet ones. It happens. There’s a master key that the duty tutor keeps, so I just let myself in with that and found my ones.
Comment added at 02:10, November 26, 2006
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